In a globalised world, there is a need to provide and promote alternative views on economics and finance, geopolitics and societal trends.
Islamic socio-economic thinking has far too often been sidelined and dismissed as being pre-modern or derivative of western thinking, resulting in an unfortunate absence of important and much needed intellectual contributions to the global debate.
Islamic Economist is the first portal of its kind which brings together leading Islamic thinkers, esteemed decision makers and intellectuals to contribute commentaries and incisive analysis on significant global issues.
Grounding their thought in Islamic principles, writers will share their unique perspectives and alternative viewpoints, thereby revealing the wealth and breadth of Islamic socio-economic thinking.